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Classification

Speciality
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Group
Basic
Title
Anatomy
Topic
Region
Subtopic 1
Thorax
Subtopic 2
Nerve and Vessel
Subtopic 3
Nerve
Question Type
SBA

Question

SSBA
Question Header
Anatomy
Question Stem
The left phrenic nerve carries sensory fibres from which combination of structures?

Options

A Pleura, pericardium and a small part of the peritoneum
B Trachea, oesophagus and stomach
C Lung parenchyma, bronchi and oesophagus
D Lower larynx, trachea and pleura
E Heart muscle, aorta and pulmonary artery

Explanation

The left phrenic nerve is described as carrying sensory fibres from the pleura, pericardium and a small part of the peritoneum.

Option Validity

B) This combination is not supplied as stated by the left phrenic nerve.

C) Lung parenchyma and bronchi are not the listed sensory territories.

D) Lower-laryngeal sensation is associated with the recurrent laryngeal nerve.

E) These vascular and myocardial structures are not the listed combination.

Further Reading

Saxena - MRCOG-1 Basic Sciences, Chapter 2: Anatomy, Printed p.13.

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Saxena - MRCOG-1 Basic Sciences
Source Section
Chapter 2: Anatomy
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Printed p.13
Updated
2026-10-06 01:57:35
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